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Southern California Edison (SCE): power outage status and outage map, reporting an outage or a downed power line, paying the bill, payment arrangements, disaster support, utility scams and claims after a service interruption.
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About SCE (Southern California Edison)
Southern California Edison (SCE) is the electric utility for much of Southern California.
Source: sce.com (official website)
Official help by problem
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Service disrupted or unsafe?
Not working or down · Official step-by-step guideCheck an SCE power outage
Your power is out and you want to know if SCE knows about it
The SCE Outage Center searches by address, outage number or meter number; new reports can take up to 30 minutes to appear on the map.
- Search your address, outage number or meter number in the Outage Center.
- Got an SCE outage notification: enter its Outage Number.
- No outage found: call 1-800-611-1911.
Source: sce.com
Not working or down · Official step-by-step guideReport an SCE outage or a downed power line
You need to report a power or streetlight outage to SCE
Check the outage map first, then report with your full address.
- Check the status on the outage map.
- Report it with your street number, street name, city and ZIP code.
You see a downed power line
It is an electrical emergency.
- Call 911 right away.
- Don't touch or approach it; stay at least 100 feet away.
- Other safety issues: call SCE at 1-800-611-1911.
Source: sce.com
Not working or down · Official step-by-step guideFile a claim with SCE after an outage
An SCE power interruption damaged your property
You can submit a claim if you believe SCE may be responsible.
- File a claim at sce.com/claims.
Source: sce.com
Only your account or device?
Sign-in or account access · Official step-by-step guideSCE My Account user ID locked or password forgotten
Your SCE.com My Account user ID is locked or you forgot your password
A locked user ID blocks sign-in to My Account but does not close your electric service or SCE account.
- Stop trying other user IDs or passwords.
- Look for the SCE email with unlock and reset instructions (check spam).
- Follow the link, create a new password, then sign in again.
- No email: use the Reset Password page.
Source: sce.com
Payment, bill or refund · Official step-by-step guidePay your SCE bill
You need to pay your SCE bill
SCE accepts online, phone, digital wallet, mail and in-person payments.
- Pay by phone at 1-800-877-8600 (also to enroll in or cancel Auto Pay).
- Pay with Venmo, PayPal, Google Pay or Apple Pay.
- Pay in cash at an authorized payment agency.
You need more time to pay your SCE bill
SCE offers payment arrangements and bill assistance programs.
- Look at the payment arrangement options.
- Check the bill assistance programs.
Source: sce.com
Payment, bill or refund · Official step-by-step guideSCE support after a disaster
You were affected by a disaster and can't pay your SCE bill
SCE has a dedicated customer support team and may let you defer a payment.
- Set up payment arrangements in My Account or call 1-800-250-7339.
Source: sce.com
Other help
Lost, stolen or fraud · Official step-by-step guideSCE scam calls, texts and visits
Someone claiming to be SCE threatens disconnection unless you pay now (scam)
SCE says it does not call to demand immediate payment under threat of disconnection and does not accept money apps, prepaid cards or crypto.
- Don't pay the caller; pay your bill through sce.com/billpay.
- If you think you received a fraudulent call, text, email or visit, report it to csinfogov@sce.com.
Someone at your door says they work for SCE
SCE field staff carry an official badge or authorized letter, and SCE does not collect payments in person.
- Ask for identification.
- Still unsure: call 1-800-655-4555 (option 5).
Source: sce.com
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